Hyundai India announced that Creta has received tremendous response globally with over 70,000 bookings and 3,40,000 enquiries from India alone.
Hyundai India announced that Creta has received tremendous response globally with over 70,000 bookings and 3,40,000 enquiries from India alone. The company has also exported 15,770 units of the Creta to its exports markets since its launch in July this year.
Hyundaiknew it had something big on its hands during the launch of the new Creta SUV in India. The car had received more than 15,000 booking before launch and since then has been a constant member of the monthly Top 10 selling cars list. The Hyundai Creta has now achieved another milestone with over 70,000 bookings. The compact SUV was subsequently launched in Vietnam, Middle east and Africa where the India-made models are exported where it is also seeing strong demand. The Creta will also be exported to newer markets from India thus strengthening its position as the highest exporter of cars in India.
Hyundai Creta Interior
Mr. Rakesh Srivastava, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, HMIL said, “The Hyundai Creta launched in July as the perfect SUV is a trendsetter in the Indian market. Creta heralded a new chapter in Hyundai’s success story across the world showcasing HMIL’s success of ‘Make in India’ manufacturing initiative. Now the Creta goes global and we have received strong response from world markets. Our goal is to maximize our production to make 10,000 units of Creta to meet the global customers’ demand while maintaining our leadership position in the domestic market. With another success story of Creta, Hyundai reassures its commitment to the Indian market and promises to develop truly world class products.”
Hyundai Creta
The Hyundai Creta is powered by one petrol motor and two diesel motors. All engines are mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox, but only the larger diesel variant gets the option of an automatic gearbox. The car has proved reasonably well in the dynamics departmentas well and turns out to be a well rounded package. But this free run of the Creta could be somewhat curbed by the excellent new Honda BR-V which we drove exclusively in Japanand is due for launch around March next year. The BR-V could prove to be the dark horse among compact SUVs which is seeing quite a lot of hustle in recent times.
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